No. 8,402 in Korean
ups
The Korean word "없어" (pronounced "ups" in casual speech) means "does not exist," "is not there," or "there isn't."
In a sentence
오늘 UPS로 보낸 소포를 받았어요.
I received the package sent by UPS today.
Here 'UPS' refers to the courier or logistics company that delivers packages.
작은 ups가 우리의 성공에 큰 도움이 되었어요.
Small ups contributed greatly to our success.
In this sentence, 'ups' refers to positive moments or successes that help achieve something.
갑작스런 ups와 downs에 대비해야 합니다.
We must prepare for sudden ups and downs.
Here, 'ups' is used to signify positive occurrences or favorable changes.
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